Gwenllian Gill
Biography
Gwenllian Gill was a British actress. In 1934, she signed a contract with Paramount Studios, and had small roles in several Hollywood movies. She then returned to England, and starred in a number of low-budget 'Quota Quickies'. There, she met director Donovan Pedelty, who she later married. During the Second World War, she worked as a British Information Officer in California and Washington. After the War, she remained in America with Pedelty and acted for film and television. She died in 2004 in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Known For
Film
Midnight Lace
Nurse (uncredited)
1960
Film
The Best of Everything
Nurse (uncredited)
1959
Film
You Belong to Me
Wedding Party Guest (uncredited)
1934
Film
The Notorious Sophie Lang
Mannequin (uncredited)
1934
Film
Shock
Lucy Neville
1934
Film
Shoot the Works
Young Lady Dancing (uncredited)
1934
Film
Behold My Wife!
Mrs Copperthwaite (uncredited)
1934
Film
Murder at the Vanities
Earl Carroll Girl (uncredited)
1934
Film
Flight Nurse
British Nurse (uncredited)
1953
Film
Come On, Marines!
Katherine
1934
Film
Here Is My Heart
Young Yacht Guest (uncredited)
1934
Film
Menace
Alison Bastion
1934
Film
Search for Beauty
Scotland Beauty Winner (uncredited)
1934
Film
Flame in the Heather
Alison
1936
Film
Irish and Proud of It
Mary Johnson
1936
Filmography
1960FilmMidnight Laceas Nurse (uncredited)1959FilmThe Best of Everythingas Nurse (uncredited)1953FilmFlight Nurseas British Nurse (uncredited)1936FilmIrish and Proud of Itas Mary Johnson1936FilmFlame in the Heatheras Alison1934FilmHere Is My Heartas Young Yacht Guest (uncredited)1934FilmBehold My Wife!as Mrs Copperthwaite (uncredited)1934FilmMenaceas Alison Bastion1934FilmYou Belong to Meas Wedding Party Guest (uncredited)1934FilmThe Notorious Sophie Langas Mannequin (uncredited)1934FilmShockas Lucy Neville1934FilmShoot the Worksas Young Lady Dancing (uncredited)1934FilmMurder at the Vanitiesas Earl Carroll Girl (uncredited)1934FilmCome On, Marines!as Katherine1934FilmSearch for Beautyas Scotland Beauty Winner (uncredited)